My experience here in MN has been that every year I have at least one person move out in Nov. or Dec.

I had a signed lease in Nov 2019, for June 2020 move in. 

Now toss in the deflationary impact of technological innovation allowing us to be more productive with less workers.

So keep going, innovate, get creative with tenants who think they "can't/don't have to pay," and make your own way out of this mess. 

But here's where a vertically-integrated company differentiates itself.You should be investing for a full market cycle (10-20 years) to maximize your returns on investment in rental properties so your vertically-integrated company will have an Innovations Department dedicated to solving problems and taking advantage of opportunities for tomorrow. 

REIRail's Deep Trace technology is an innovation in REI tech.

To name a few: 33+ acre park, New David Beckam Inter Miami stadium, Miami Innovation district, Brightline Speed train, etc. 

We were just curious since CO/snow slows things down for the rental market in Nov vs May/June when the lease was originally to expire. 

That’s why many investors focused on the high-tech sector buy shares in the NASDAQ-100 – an ETF with a heavy focus on tech and biotech innovators – instead of buying stock in individual companies.Minimizing real estate investment risk with diversification works the same way.

Our most recent flip was purchased for 226k (plus 9500 in seller concession) with 31k rehab costs that sold for 308 with no seller concession (7% more than any house that had ever sold in the neighborhood).We are also doing some really innovative stuff with videos and marketing for our sales (my last buyers husband bought the house without the wife ever setting  foot in the house until after closing)We are getting ready to sell some investment property we have been holding and raise our flipping volume up and we are looking for an investor/financial partner.